This a good old school pizza joint. The dough is slightly thicker than most franchised pizza…read moreplaces, but perfect for the 4 toppings we selected. Cheese is placed on top, and seems to hold everything in place. On this visit, we walked in and there a few people ahead of us. We ordered and were told it'll take about 20 mins. While there were a couple seats inside, we waited outside. The pizza was ready in 20 mins and we absolutely loved it. We ordered a large, 4 topping (sausage, onion, mushrooms and tomatoes) and it was @ $29. Bring cash because that's all they take. The pizza had a lot of flavour and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We'd absolutely be back and despite what some other reviews say, I'm sure you'll enjoy it too.

The reviews for this place were not so good, but the other option would have been over an hour wait…read moreso gave it a try. I think other reviews are quite old... So the pizza was good, very cheesy. They put the cheese on top of the toppings instead of the other way around, which is fine, but does tend to cause the cheese layer to slide off. So eat carefully! Can't really complain, everything was fine. Other than it was pretty expensive at over $20 for a medium 2-topping... but that appears to be the going rate in town. Service was fine, on-time, and friendly. At the time, they were taking CASH only though.

Was driving through the area for some ice cream and decided to stop by for some beer and pizza. Its…read moresituated near the end of the main boulevard where lots of street parking is available. There was a nice patio on the outside and a small eating area on the inside. The house was nice enough to spit the pizza in half to give us two flavours! #5 - Pizza dough was good, parts of the crust was a bit burnt, so cook was on the uneven side. Considering the toppings the pizza was a white pizza and really unique but works well together. Would recommend. Pizza of the moment - #2 with hot honey - overall everything was also a good mix. Sausages were a bit too spicy for me, but the heat was well balanced with the honey and creaminess. Nice to try.

Was looking for a place to dine during Countylicious and tried their deal which involved 2 pizzas,…read more1 starter and 1 dessert for $45. Got their duck and balsamic glaze pizza as well as the pesto with artichoke. The pizza has a nice crust. The balsamic glaze one was a bit too sweet for my taste but the pesto had a delicious creamy flavour. We had their hummus with pita, which lacked depth from some much needed salt and lemon. Their pretzel bites were amazing with the sweet garlic and mustard sauces, could not get enough of that. For the drinks, we ordered ciders which we found was more like sparkling soda than a cider. The flourless chocolate cake was decadent and super rich.

I only had the wine tasting and didn't try the pizza. The favorite wine that I tried was the…read morecabernet franc. I like it so much that I purchased a few bottles home.

We had a pleasant day on September 7th - our anniversary. I wanted to do SOMEthing to celebrate the…read morelandmark anniversary; yes, it is true: 35 years married! With COVID, it has been difficult to celebrate the occasions that have arisen, but now the restrictions are slightly eased, although you still have to wear a mask (hence the armour with the face mask over the face). So, our answer was a road trip to Belleville for lunch with Step Mom (thanks for coming out! That was great to celebrate in person!) at a restaurant we had not tried yet, in the south end; not as busy as downtown. After lunch, we parted ways with Step Mom, and drove, and drove and drove... and ended up in Prince Edward County - where we were directed to by the CAA in Belleville to visit the wine trail. Ok - truth here: we're going to have to spend a few days or a week on this trail! There's such a lot to see!! We ended up stopping at a microbrewery to pick up a 6 or 8-pack, then found this Winery. They were pretty close together so that was easy. I picked up a bottle of wine. My only disappointment was that we didn't get to try the wine before choosing it. They offer samplings for a nominal fee (was it $5?), which would be refunded if you bought a bottle of wine. Wines offered were in the $25 range. For a change, I chose a white wine, although I usually prefer red. The winery is quite pretty! There's a lot going on here, and I can imagine it would be quite the place, hopping with energy, prior to COVID restrictions. I will keep tabs on this spot and further restrictions, and possibly update my review once I've tried the wine. Thanks for the blissful day!

Great pizza, reasonable prices. Definitely a great dinner no matter the choice!! Deliciousread more

We have ordered about 10 Pizza's since moving to the area this past summer. Our 1st couple of…read morepizzas were excellent. HOWEVER THINGS CHANGED. each time I ordered after that the pizza was either lacking the toppings I ordered, undercooked 2 times, missing ingredients a few more times and burn't the last time. The person who made the pizza apologized that she made the wrong pizza the last time but then it was burn't. Sad to say I have always left a generous tip hoping the next time they might remember me and make it a little better. No chance of that happening....I tried too many times. Anyway....save your money unless you like a pizza with lots of dough....very little cheese and even less toppings. The pizza will most likely be undercooked or burned on the bottom. Sent from Bob's iPad

We are regular of Dinos delivery service. So on my birthday my boyfriend ordered a heart shaped…read morepizza and it was seriously awesome. Dino's always delivers!

We went to Norman Hardie for wine tasting and our experience was excellent. Wine tasting is $15 per…read moreperson, which includes four wines. Our server, Braydon, was very sweet and knowledgeable. She answered all of our questions in detail about each of the wines. We thoroughly enjoyed our tasting with her. We then stopped by the restaurant and ordered oysters, paired with a glass of Norman Hardie white wine. The oysters are imported 3 days a week from PEI. The oysters were medium sized and tasted very fresh. The restaurant had plenty of outside seating (and is dog friendly!), with a rustic feel to it. The winery itself was beautiful. We loved our time at Norman Hardie and would definitely recommend it!

I visited this place based on a recommendation and was not disappointed. It's a nice spot to relax…read moreand enjoy some wine on their outdoor patio, paired with freshly made pizza. The service was excellent as well. Will be back to visit this place again in the future.

$25 for three one-once tastings of mediocre wine is absurd and is taking advantage of people. Great…read morepizza, but a total miss for me. Skip this place unless you don't mind ridiculous tasting fees. I have tasted wine all over the world at some of the finest wineries, including small boutique producers and have never paid this price. The only reason I tasted here is that I was dumb enough not to look at the prices and too embarrassed to back out once the tasting started. There are other small wineries in PEC that produce better quality wines that don't have that homemade backyard taste and they charge $3-5 for an ounce tasting.

Discovered this winery on at Saturday afternoon after reading about it on Google. The reviews…read moremostly raved about the friendly owner, service and pizza. We arrived at 12 pm and there was roughly a line of five people ahead of us and heaps of people leaving the store with pizza boxes. The parking lot was busy. While in line, we met the owner Anthony. Based on our conversation, one could tell that he is passionate about what he does and enjoys it. He spoke of his training in Italy and that he is one of the few Pizzaiolo in Canada. After hearing this, we ordered a bottle of white wine (Vidal) and a calabrese pizza. Their patio was full and the owner set up a table with his chairs from Tuscany by the entrance/exit to the kitchen. He said that when the restaurant is sometimes full, he used to bring out his own furniture. The pizza was phenomenal. Anthony said that he wakes up at 5 am to start on the dough, but was unable to share his secrets on how great the dough was. It had more of a phyllo texture and the meat was delicious. Overall, we very much enjoyed our experience learning about the history.

Unquestionably, Bourbon Street has delicious pizza which we have picked up and enjoyed on a number…read moreof occasions, but our experience at the restaurant today would likely guarantee that we will not try to dine in their restaurant again. Granted it was busy and this isn't t a comment on the waitresses, but we waited for about half an hour for someone to come to our table which never happened while we watched others who came in after us being served, and we finally walked out. Perhaps there is a staffing problem, but no one should be waiting that long without even a glass of water in any restaurant. Very disappointing! Management needs to pay attention or diners like us will go elsewhere.

You will definitely come back. Only here for a week and this is our 2nd time eating here. Hailey…read moreour server both times,is great. I ordered the steak and mushroom melt sandwiches which is fantastic. The bread sticks are amazing. The food is fresh cooked. The place is nice.

We went to prince Edward county , stayed at drake motor inn, it was nice , something new…read more The midtown brewery has wine. Beers , good selection. The stone baked pizza was amazing. We enjoyed our food and drinks. My daughter ordered the olives and loved it. The service was friendly and quick

The beer here is good but the food, other than pizza is absolutely terrible. The burger was dry…read more The pizza nachos are so disgusting. The "Beesar" drink had so much horseradish in it that it was undrinkable. Stick to beer and pizza

This is such a gem. Excellent cheese selection and a lovely bakery section as well. The owner…read morereally cares about providing a good experience and it shows.

Stumbled upon this little upscale specialty market which specializes in fresh and locally sourced…read morefood, household and beauty items. I love the assortment of pre-prepared and refrigerated foods like shrimp skewers, scones from St Anne's, charcuterie, butter tarts, hot sauces, fresh bread, locally roasted coffee, and the list goes on! I must confess that we only ended up buying a couple of Melinda's bottles of PEC made lavender bergamot lotion ($17 each, which smelled better than any of the lotions I tested at the lavender farm) but had we not been running late for dinner, we probably would have purchased more in the way of food items. I can't comment on the service like the last Yelp reviewer since ours was limited to the purchase transaction. Conveniently they have tables on the front porch. A few people purchased charcuterie and jams and bread from the Agrarian Market and were enjoying them with cold alcoholic beverages purchased from the adjacent LCBO. Because of the selection of high quality products offered and the overall shopping atmosphere and experience, I can see myself stopping by here again while in the area.